Deaths And Funerals Mrs Lucy Dunn Gubb 79 Ringgold
Mrs Lucy Dunn Gubb age 79 of Ringgold Route 1 died at home after five years of declining health. Born in Washington County she was daughter of Wylie Dunn and Rebecca Whitaker Dunn. Survived by four sons three daughters grandchildren great grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral from Barker Funeral Home chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev R J Barker Jr officiating. Burial Highland Burial Park. Friends may call tonight 7:30 to 9.
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Lucy Dunn Gubb
Ringgold Rt. 1
Washington County
Wylie
Rebecca Whitaker Dunn
John Marvin Grubb
Danville
Abingdon
Grove Street
Portsmouth
Ohio
Charles M. Grubb
Gerald Grubb
Joseph Grubb
Edith Osbornne
Kelton
Vernie E. Vestal
Lauderville
Jeanette Moretz
Johnston City
Tenn
Ambroise Dunn
Laurel Bloomery
Florence Linfield
Morganton
N.C
Delphene Campbell
Damascus
Ruth Black
Ollie Aven
Unionville
Tate Price
Sherbine
Margie Warrel
Lancaster
Stella Webster
West Grove
Barker Funeral Home
R.J. Barker Jr
Highland Burial Park
Grubb
Clement Avenue
Daniel Hodnett Dies At 43 In Virginia Hospital
Daniel Monroe Hodnett 43 of Hurt Route 1 died in Virginia Baptist Hospital Lynchburg on Wednesday night. Born March 4 1932 in Pittsylvania County he was a son of Percy J Hodnett and Ethel Hodnett of Gretna. He was a supervisor at Altavista Weaving Co Korean veteran and member of Piney Grove Baptist Church Campbell Lodge 316 AF&AM. He is survived by his wife Gwendolyn Dawson Hodnett two sons Gary and Mark Hodnett a brother Percy Hodnett and two sisters Mrs Sidney Mills and Mrs George Mills. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Monte Vista Baptist Church with Rev Latta Terry and Rev John Payne. Burial Gretna Burial Park with Masonic Kraveside rites. Finch and Finch Funeral Home in charge.
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Hurt
Daniel Monroe Hodnett
Hurt Rt. 1
Virginia Baptist Hopital
Lynchburg
Pittsylvania County
Percy J Hodnett
Ethel Moorefield Hodnett
Gretna
Piney Grove Baptist Church
Campbell Lodge
Af&am
Altavista Weaving Co
Gwendolyn Dawson Hodnett
Gary Hodnett
Mark Hodnett
Percy Hodnett
Shenandoah
Sidney Mills
George Mills
Monte Vista Baptist Church
Latta Terry
John Payne
Finch
Mollie Saunders Traynham Funeral Today
Funeral services for Mollie Saunders Traynham of 213 Stuart Street are held today at 3 p.m. at Bennett Memorial Baptist Church. Burial follows in Danville National Cemetery. She died Monday in Memorial Hospital after an extended illness, survived by a daughter Flossie Smith of Bronx, a son James Saunders of Danville, a foster son Ronald O’Keefe Smith, 24 grandchildren, 36 great grandchildren, four great great grandchildren, two sisters and a brother, with the body at Harvey’s Funeral Home.
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Mollie Saunders Traynham
Stuart St
Bennett Memorial Baptist Church
Buria
Danville National Cemetery
Pittsylvania County
James
Nellie White
Memorial Hospital
Flossie Smith
Bronx, N.Y
James Saunders
Danville
Ronald O'Keefe Smith
Ais
Margaret Woodson
Rand
W. Va
Janie Logan
Charlie Jamerson
Columbus
Ohio
Harvey
Mayo Mary Woodson obituary funeral service set
Mary Woodson Mayo 84 dies in Philadelphia where she lived 25 years. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Sandy Creek Baptist Church with Rev Woodrow Wilson. Burial in Mayo family cemetery. Widow of Arthur Mayo born in Pittsylvania County survived by two sons and three daughters Irene Dawson and Nathaniel plus others.
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Mary Woodson Mayo
Sandy Creek Baptist Church
Woodrow Wilson
Mayo Family
Mayo
Arthur Mayo
Pittsylvania County
Women’s Medical Hospital
Philadelphia
Irene Dawson
Nathaniel
Admiral Too Little Practice Seen Hurting Navy Experience
Norfolk, VA AP The U S Navy has funds for new ships and aircraft but not enough steaming and flying hours to build proficiency, warns retiring Atlantic Fleet commander Adm Ralph W Cousins 38-year veteran An aviation focus is needed while ship operations have been skimped Turner reports several days of combined steaming and comms needed for advanced tactics and task group drills
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Norfolk, Va
U.S
Navy
Atlantic
Vietnam
Adm
Ralph W. Cousins
NATO
Supreme
Atlaatic
Cousins
Isaac C. Kidd
6Th Fleet
Michigan
West Point
Annapolis
Ee Academy
Stansfield Turner
2Nd Fleet
Catholic Bishop Sullivan Announces Clergy Assignments
The Most Rev. Walter F. Sullivan announced a slate of clergy changes in the Diocese of Richmond. Transfers include Rev. J. Westwood Franck moving from Alexandria Good Shepherd to Blessed Sacrament in Norfolk amid parish tensions. other posts involve Msgr. Chester P. Michael directing Genesis House and priest education, Rev. William H. Carr moving to Holy Spirit Parish in Virginia Beach, and Rev. Frederick J. Feusahrens switching to St. Bridget's in Richmond. a centennial observance coordinator post also noted. Also listed is nurse graduate Robin Saunders Verdi set to receive her diploma from Virginia Baptist Hospital School of Nursing.
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Richmond
Walter F. Sullivan
Virginia
Arlington
Norfolk
J. Westwood Franck
Good Shepherd
Alexandria
Blessed Sacrament
Jany
Sullivan
Chester P. Michael
Genesis House
William H. Carr
Holy Spirit Parish
Virginia Beach
Frederick J. Feusahrens
St. Luke's
McLean
St. Bridget's
William L. Pitt
Robin Saunders Verdi
Thomas L. Jones
Danville
Virginia Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Moore Family Refugees Strain Moore Household in Chesapeake
Dennis Moore a 28 year old dockworker lost his job after helping his Vietnamese in laws find refuge in Chesapeake. The family, including his wife Linda and her siblings, arrived from Ft Chaffee Arkansas and Saigon, with two younger brothers already placed in service station jobs. The eldest, a lawyer, will be interviewed by an accounting firm. The Camlot home now shelters ten people including Linda's mother and a niece. Local groups donate aid as Moore seeks work. The family plans to settle in Chesapeake despite immediate financial pressures.
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Chesapeake
Dennis Moore
Moore
Old Dominion Freight Lines
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Linda
Air Force
South Vietnam
U. S
Camelot
Moores
Cindy
W&L Confers Degrees in Mixed Emotions and First Coed Law Class
Washington and Lee University awarded 359 undergrads and 75 law students during a spritzed commencement. For the first time the law school graduates included women since coeducation began in 1972, with outgoing president Benjamin Bailey voicing personal opposition. Valedictorian was Robert Crawford of Dallas, Sullivan Medal winner William Sturges of Charlotte, and honorary doctorates went to A. Christian Compton, Victor Marshall, and Charles McDowell.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Law School
Benjamin Lee Bailey
Parkersburg
W. Va
Victor F. Marshall
New York Hospital
Cornel Univerity Medical School
Charles R. McDowell
Washington
The
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Power Plant Fire Triggers Citywide Outage in Danville
Danville reports a large area power outage after a breaker fire halted plant operations. Restoration occurred via switching from Appalachian Power Co. substations, with GE engineers assessing damage and plans to use a mobile substation if needed. Key staff cited include Kyle Kirby, Charles Bumgarner, Harold Cole, and Edgar Jarvis.
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Danville
Adkins
Appalachian Power Co
General Electric
The
Eee
Kyle Kirby
Charles Bumgarner
Harold Cole
Alexander Withdraws From North Carolina Utilities Post
RALEIGH AP Thomas W Alexander withdrew from consideration for the North Carolina Utilities Commission citing personal and financial reasons He faced pressure to divest stock in a midwestern telephone firm to comply with state law He offered a blind trust but the panel did not accept it The $50 000 loss figure was noted by Senator Wesley Webster as the anticipated tax impact and loss if he sold the stock The three nominees would have served two year terms at about 30000 annually if confirmed Barbara Simpson and J Ward Purrington defended their independence and said they owned no utility stock They were questioned about campaign contributors and utilities connections with a cautious but generally favorable reception from the committee
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Raleigh
Thomas W. Alexander
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Alexander
Wesley Webster
Dockingham
Webster
Jim Holfhouser
Utilities Commission
Funderburk
Holfhouser
Queens College Economics
Barbara Simpson
J. Ward Purrington
Commission
Miss Simpson
Parrington
Sen
Thomas Suddarth
D-Davidson
Farrington
Suddarth
C. Kitchin Josey
Halifax
Loggins Concert Set Tomorrow At City Auditorium
Singer Dave Loggins will headline a 8 p m concert in City Auditorium sponsored by the Mayor's Youth Council with Eddie Irving and Jenny as warm up. The event aims to launch a series of concerts to come.
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Dave Loggins
Mayor's Youth Council
City Auditorium
Loggins
Boston
Eddie Irving
Jenny
MYC
Discrimination suit filed against North Carolina ESC
Four Black plaintiffs and a woman allege sex and race bias in ESC hiring and promotion in federal court in Greensboro. They seek class action status for all Black and women employees, citing discharge and lack of advancement after filing complaints. Plaintiffs name Walter Bailey Joyce McLean William Hubbard Marvin Dalton.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina Employment Security Commission
ESC
Walter Bailey
Joyce McLean
William Hubbard
Durham
Marvin Dalton
Walnut Cove
Bailey
Equal Opportunity Office
McLean
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